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Planning commission endorses Bogard–Selden corridor access management plan after public comment
Summary
The Matanuska-Susitna Borough Planning Commission on May 5 voted to support assembly adoption of the Bogard–Selden Corridor Access Management Plan, a long-term corridor access strategy developed with federal funding and engineering consultant HDR.
The Matanuska-Susitna Borough Planning Commission on May 5 approved Resolution 25-07, supporting assembly adoption of the 2025 Bogard–Selden Corridor Access Management Plan (CAMP), a corridor access management vision for the Bogard–Selden corridor between Lehi Highway and Church Road.
Planning Director Alex Straun said the plan, developed with federal funds routed through the State of Alaska and consulting firm HDR, provides a long-term framework to manage access as the corridor develops. Straun said the plan is not a road-design project but a tool to guide future subdivision reviews, development proposals and road projects;…
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